A Guide to Avoiding Scams in the Cultivation World
修真界防骗手册
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- Ongoing
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- 736k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
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In the previous chapters you said you'd bring Junior Brother Fang along, but you completely forgot about him when it came time to run away? You only remember women and not your brothers, huh?
This is a subject I like.
Although I don't know if the idea is original, my father-in-law has never disappointed me. After all, the disappointing novels were cut off before I even discovered them. 😄
I've been reading my father-in-law's books for many years, but I feel this one isn't very good.
This is the part where we see the protagonist come to the city to become a constable. The question is as follows: 1. There is no main storyline or objective, and the protagonist's actions are illogical. 2. The ability to turn fake into real is too strong.
It feels a bit impure; it's not exciting enough, nor is it dark enough. It feels like it's oscillating between the two, always falling short.
This is the first time I've found a novel with this theme, and it's really interesting, but I always feel that the protagonist's character shouldn't be like this. The protagonist has a huge cheat code, but it seems to be activated very slowly.
This cultivation novel is so weak; it wouldn't be out of place at all if it were adapted into a martial arts story.
My father is a policeman, so my daughter is very perceptive. Can this thing be inherited? It's amazing.
Shennong, I'm speechless that the latest chapter is still up.
The premise of the protagonist having a cheat ability in this book is quite interesting, but once he reaches the Golden Core stage, that cheat ability disappears. Instead of focusing on using it to improve his cultivation, the author just throws in some pointless plot points, which is really frustrating.
The Empress appears so early, how are we supposed to continue the story? Is this a short film?
If the junior sister simply believes, will the protagonist be invincible?
As long as the protagonist wants to do something, having his junior sister shouting that he can definitely succeed, that he can do it, that he can win, will make the illusion become reality. Even reversing the Qi Refining process and ascending to the Nascent Soul stage is possible. The most important thing is how to subtly brainwash the junior sister.